Frank J. Katen Correspondence, 1948-1992

Jun« 4, 1948

Ur. Frank J. Katan
Milford Coin St Stamp Company
487 Stato Street
New Haren 10, Cenaeetiout

Dear Ur. Kateni

Lote 27 and 28 in your ooming sale, being the
Immune Columbia mulings, are of interest to me,
and I would appreeiate it very mueh if you would
forward them to me for inspection. I know their
condition is never nice, but I would like to see
those coins if you would favor me to that extent.
I will be glad to repay you for the expense In*
volved, and will return the eoins forthwith on
their reeeipt.

Sincerely yours.

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l,!r. Eric P. Neman
31^ Y/ashington Ave.,
St. Louis Mo.

Bear Mr. NeTwnan 5

Thank you for your recent letter requesting lots
27 and 28 scheduled in my eviction of June 18 and 19.

Under separate cover, I am mailing these to you
and am veiy happy to be able to be of service.

V®ry sincerely yours.

lilLFOHD COIIJA stamp CO.

FJICi'K

Awarded the A. N. A. 1948 Convention Auction in Boston, August 21st to 25th

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June 15, 1948

Ur. Frank J. Kaien
Milford Stamp & Coin Co.

48? State Street

Nev Haven 10, Oonneetiout

Dear Mr. Kateni

I am returning herevith lote 27 ftad 28 vhioh are
eeheduled for your ooming auction. I greatly
appreciate the fact that you sent them to me for
examination. For a long time I have been endeavor*
ing to improve my epeoimens of these ooins, but
unfortunately all of them seem mere or less die*
reputable.

I sincerely appreciate your courtesy, and I am
very sorry X cannot bid on them.

Vith kindest regards.

Sincerely,

EPNewman/me

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January 22, 19U9

}Jir, E. P. Nevraian

Edison Brothers ^tore,Inc.

315 Washington Ave.,

St. Louis, Mo.

Dear Mr. Nemnan,

In response to your letter requesting a method
of grading Colonnal Currency in ray forthcoming auction J wi.ll
attempt to give you a brief resiime of hov; I arrived at grading
this very difficult series,

A piece that is graded as good should be acceptable
in any collection for it means that there are no pieces torn from
it although it may have been folded and may have seen considerable
wear. Nevertheless it does made an acceptable piece to add to ones
collection. A fine piece is generally unfolded with a rather
bright clean appearance. Crisp uncirculated of course is obvious
and in the case of fair pieces these shovr very ranch wear and probably
have pieces torn or other imperfections too difficult to describe
in an auction catalog.

I make no mention whether or not they are cut
cancelled excepting I believe in one case where a bil], was not
cancelled which was very unusual for the particular piece. The
notes may or may not be cut cancelled either with the slits or the
large round holes.

You can very well understand that there is a limit
to space a cataloger may give this material in any auction sale
due to its low price.

Always glad to hear from you.

Sincerely yours.

FJK;K

MILFORD C

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/FUlm J. KATEN

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January 20, 1951

Mr. Eric P. Newnan
315 Washington Ave.,
St. Louis 5 Mo.

Dear Mr. Newnan,

In my March 19i49 auction sale, I had a half
dozen lots of Contemporary Counterfeits of Continental Currency.
Checking back on ny records I find that you piorchased three of
them .

As I have written a paper on some of these
counterfeits which is to be published in the Numismatic
Scrapbook shortly, I learn that lor. Hewitt would like to
illustrate se^veral specimen. I am wondering if it would be
possible to borrow these pieces from you so that they can be
photographed. If it is agreeable to you credit will be given
for the loan of these pieces.

With kindest regards, I remain

Sincerely yours.

MILTORD COIN & STAMP CO.
Frank J. Katen

FJK;K

The Collector’s Goodwill is our First Consideration

January 24 , 1951

Mr# Frank J* Katen
487 State Street
Nev Haren 10, Conn.

Dear Mr. Katent

I have always been very muoh intereeted in CoateBpe*
rary Cotmterfoits of Continental Currency and exam-
ined all of Mr. Richardson's collection and his inter-
esting raeno of the distinction between genuine and
counterfeit item*. I presume you would be inter-
ested in genuine and counterfeit pairs and I am enclos-
ing May 20, 1777* 16.00, t8.C0 and 130.00, both genu-
ine and counterfeit and April 11, 1778, t4.00 and #40.00,
both genuine and counterfeit. I have kept a meaeran-
duB of the numbers of the bills in question. Please
return those promptly after they have served your
purpose.

I also have in ray eolleotion blue sheets of almost
every issue which are positive certifications of all
genuine Continental notes. If you need any blue sheets
for comparison, please let me knew.

Incidentally, if you are having photographs made, I
would enjoy having a print of any you make.

If you have nothing better to do, please look through
your English halfpennies of George III between 1776
and 1788 and see if you have any available.

I am very glad to be of help to you.

Sincerely yours.

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January 27, 19^1

Hr. Eric P. Newnan

Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.,

315 ‘‘ashington Ave.,

St. Louis, Mo.

Dear Mr. ^'lewnan.

Thanks for the loan of five sets of notes of
(Continental Currency showing a comparison between the genuine
and counterfeit bills.

■*^s soon as several or all have been photographed
they will be returned to you promptly. I will also have
photographs made of anythat are reproduced.

I am enclosing, herev/ith, a 1787 English Half
Pence which of course as you know is coimterfeit. It is the
only one I have in stock at the present time. Please accept it
vdth my complements. 1 did have quii.e a mxmber of them but
as you probably know Damon Douglas is interested in this t^T*®
of material and he purchased all I had.

With kindest regards.

Sincerely yours.

MILIDRD COIN & STMP CO.

Frank J. Katen

FJK:K

enc.

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August 20, 195U

Mr.Frank J. Katen

1726 Upshur Street, N. ¥.

V^ashington, D. G.

Dear Mr. Katen:

Please be kind enough to send me
Snelllng's "View of the Copper Coins and
Coinage of England", for which I enclose
check for $2.^0.

Sincerely yours.

EPN/atb

FRANK J. KATEN

1444 Primrose Road, N. W.
Washington 12, D. C.

Dec. 10 , 1955

Dear rlr. Nevman:

Thanks for your letter of the 6th
relative to counterfeit Continental currency.

I wish I could oblige you, but I
sold my entire collection to a collector who
wished to be anonymous .

Hovrever, I realize the value of
adiitional research, and am therefore writing
this collector to inquire if these notes may not
be submitted to you.

If the answer is favorable, I shall
Immediately communicate with you.

Thanks for the reprint — I had read
it and found it very interesting.

FJK-1

Doo«iDber X95$

Mr* Frank J* Katen
lliltlt Prinroso Hoad» k*

Washington 12» D* C*

Dear Mr* Katens

I appreciate your note of Deoenber XO, indicating that you
have written to a gentleisan who wishes to stii^ anonjhtous
with reapeot to your ooXXeotion* PXeaae assure hlia, or
her^ that X wilX return the notes pronptXy if they are sent
to ne| that he shouXd keep a record of the aotuaX numbers
of the notes sent to ne and I wiXX send hia a photostatic
copy of the broadside issued by the ^ontinontaX C<xagress
with respect to the counterfeit Continent«aX*

My article is now finished except for the exact dcsorip''
tion of the counterfeits* I aa trj'ing to describe the
counterfeits without reference to the genuine for* vefy
often, one does not have both for eoraparison*

I appreciate your cooperation very much and hope that I
can get your customer* s cooperation*

I am sending an extra oopy of this letter in case you i;iah
to send it to him*

Sincerely yours.

me P* MFWHAd

EFH/atb

December 30,

1960

Mr* Frank J* Katen
lUUU Primrose Eoad, N.W*

Washington, D.C.

Dear Hr. Katens

There are a few items in yonr numismatic liter-
ature list which I certainly can use for my re-
search. Will you be kind enough to send me:

Behrens - Paper Money of Maryland $ 6*00

Muacalus - State bank note facsimiles 2*00
e s

Muscalus - Dictionary of Paper Money 1*^0
Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P. NEWMAN

EPH/atb

EPH

January 6, 196U

Hr* Prank J* Katen

P.O.Box ii271, Takoma Park Sta.

Washington, D.C. 20012

Dsar Mr. Katen:

I am enclosing ay want list of books nec-
essary for ay research and one of my particular
wants is Dye* a Coin Encyclopaedia and the 1850
edition of Sckfeldt and DuBois.

I have a suggestion to make when you next
publish your list of books, and that is as
follows I

fou have a category called "Massachusetts",
and I believe my monograph on the Qood Samaritan
Shilling, etc. belongs in that category, as it
deals entirely with coins of that colony*

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P. NEWMAN

EPN/atb

frank j. katen

professional numismatist
p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

telephone, (301) 384-9444
cable address, katencoin

> member <C

international association of professional numismatists
numismatic society of south australia
american booksellers association
Canadian numismatic association
fellow, royal numismatic society
american numismatic society
new york numismatic club
nation’s capital coin club
token and medal society

SOLD TO: Eric P. Newman ORDER No. | fj

Edison Bros . Stores ,

P. 0. Box U020

St. Louis, Mo. 63178 January 29 , 196U

Title in these goods does not pass until paid for in full

Flippin: Financial Administration of Colony of Va, 1919
Hanna: Financial History of Maryland 1789-18U8* 1907.

Gould: Money and Transportation in Maryland 1720-6^. 1919
Brjran: Historyof State Banking in Mary 1790-1363. 1899

John Ford said it mailed the first to items directly
to you. He also suggested I send you the above two
plus Cobb on Washi.ngton buttons. The latter is sold
out. Best wishes.

MEMORANDUM

Mr. Frank J. Katen

From

February U, 1961i
Eric P. Newman

Dear Mr. Kateni

Thank you for the books. They will be most helpful
to my writing. Please keep me in mind as to any of the books
on the enclosed sheet and let me know if you have any of them
at this time.

Cordially yours.

BPN/atb

February 196it

Mr. Frank J. Katen Eric P. Newman

Dear Mr. Katen: , .

I found that the book entitled "Financial History
of Maryland" does not relate to numismatics and I am re-
turning it. Please destroy my check for H5.50 and keep
the enclosed revised check for #11.$0. The book is returned
under separate cover.

EPN/atb

ERIC P. NEWMAN

ATTO R N EY AT LAW

400 WASHINGTON AVENUE
P. O. BOX 14020
ST. LOUIS. MO. 63178

Mr, Frank J. Katen

P.O.Box U271, Takoma Park Sta.

Washington, D. C, 20012

Dear Mr . Katen :

Is it possible that you have available
Scott's Standard Catalogue No. 5 on copper
coins in the 1888 or 1893 editions?

I am doing some research and although I
have 188U, 1890, and. 1913, I find I wiH need
the others, also.

Would you send, them on approval if you
have them.

April 17, I 96 U

Gordi^ly

DRIC P. NEWliAN

EPN/atb

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— Ouellenkunde der Munz~ und Geldgeschichte der ehemaligen osterr-ungar-

ischen M,onarchie. 195U*. lU 8 pp, (Over 6 OOO titles of books and articles
important, to historian and numismatist) 8,00

— — Supplement- No* 1, I960 1*25

— — Supplement. No. 2. 1963 . ..... ..... 1.00

Reis; Precario das Moedas Portuguesas de IlUO a I960. (Includes Azores and

Madeiras) . 2nd ed. I 96 U. 133pp* ll5pls.. Valuations. • 20.00

Schlumberger;. Numismatique de I'orient latin... Rep, 195U» 59Upp* 21pls.2Vs, 50*00

Suhle; Hohenstaufenzeit im Munzbild. 32pp» U7pls, of which 8 are in colors . U*00

Tingstrom; . Svensk Numismatisk Uppslagsbok 1521-1962,.. I 963 .. 260pp. Profusely

illustrated, (The Swedish Encyclopaedia of coins) . 17*50

von Boehringer: Wissenschaftliche Abhandlungen des deutschen Numismatiker

tages in Gottingen 1951* 1959* 130pp* 29pls l5*00

GREAT BRITAIN

•55-Cole: Badges on Battledress (British), I 963 . U8pp. Ills 2.50

PoUey; Anglo-Saxon Pennies; I 96 I 4 . 32pp* l6pls. + i color plate 1*00

■55-Edwards; Regimental- Badges- (British) . 3od rev, ed. 196d* 271 Ills 6,50

•55Gordon; British Battles ik Medals j Campaign Medals 1588-19U6. 3rd rev. and

enlarged- ed, 1962, d5lpp* U5pls* 2 in color. 17*50

Henfrey: (Rev; by C.F.Keary) Guide to the Study of English Coins* 1891*

last edition, 325pp* Ills. 10.00

•55-Horsefield; British Monetary Experiments 1650-1710, I 963 . . 36Upp • 25 tables. 9*00
Josset: Money in Britain, A ilistory of the Currencies of the British Isles,

1962 , 2 lUpp. 8pls 3*75

North; English- Hammered Coinage, I, I 96 U* 650-1272, 200pp, l6pls, Vais.. . . 12,50

II. I960. 1272 - 1662 . I82pp. lOpls. + 7U Ills 10.00

^5-Parkyn: Shoulder-Belt Plates & Buttons (Jritish). 196i|» 550 Ills, 7*00

Seaby; Cat. of Coins of G.B, & Ireland, 193U* i 4 - 6 pp. Ills,(l ill. cut out), . 1.00

— Standard Cat. of British Coins, I. 2nd ed, 1963/l96h* 223pp* Ills. Vais.. 1,75

— — I, 3rd ed. 196ii, 223pp* Ills, Vais, 3*00

Snelling: View of the Silver (Sc.Gold Coinage 1762, 10 plates only, bind. loose, 3*50

-55-Taylor ' & James; Guide Book of Canadian - Coins , Paper Curr, & Tokens and

Modern British Coins. 1961;* 208 pp* Ills, Valuations 1*75

UNITED STATES

Beistle; A Register of Half Dollar Die Varieties & Sub Varieties Reprint

1961;. 26lpp, lOpls 12,50

Breen; Major Varieties of U, S, Gold Dollars, 1961;, 2l;pp* Ills.. ...... ,50

Bro-wn & Dunn: Guide to the Grading of U.S, Coins* Uth ed, 1961;, 206pp, Ills. . 1*75

•55-Caldecot-b & Chitty: Spanish Dollars Adapted for U, S, Colonial Use, Also

West Jndies and Australia, Reprint 1963*.20pp, 8pls 1,50

Coulter: Auraria: The Story of a Georgia Gold-Mining Town, 1956. lU9pp,Ills d.OO
DiBella: Check List & Guide to Mint Errors, Freaks (k Die Imperfections of

Lincoin Cents. Rev, 2nd ed, (1961;) 26pp. 1*25

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Deluxe Numismatic Record Look. (Dates omittbd^ for special com-
pilations, coins and currency). Bound, about l'36ppl . 1.95

•55-Hobson & Reinfield: U, S. Conmiemorative Coins & Stamps,- 196i|, 61j.pp »■ Ills . . . 1,00

Johnson: Auction Records of U, S, Coins. 3rd edc 19 UUj. l65pp? 3»00

Kosoff: United States Dimes--f rom- 17'96* rev. edr-1961:|..T-- 25ppx-i;pls , -Vais. .■ . •- — h<>S0
•5;-Lewis: The Day They Shook the Plura Tree. (Fascinating story of Hetty & Col.

Greeny of coins, stamps, prostitutes and millions. 1963« 3lUpP" .... 6,00

hcNitt: The Indian Traders, (Tokens) 1962. 393PP«> plst, + Ills, 6.50

Num.Pub ,Inc , : The Indicator - ."Tomorrow's Trends Today", Vol. 1, No, 1.

June 12, I 96 I 4 * Upp. Ills .75

Vol, 1, No, 2, June 26, 196U, 8pp. Ills .75

Pearl Coll.,:, Large U..S, Cents, .sold at fixed prices by Num, Gallery 19l;U. U79
■ - lots, 23pp», l6pls« Includes rep, of Crosby's U.S. Cents of 1793^ l8pp.

3pls» and- Chapman's U.S, Cents of 1791;, 22pp, Upls 6.00

■J5-Raymond: Silver Dollars, of No, So^ Americao Rep, 196Ual28pp,IllSo Vais., . 3»50

Strauss:, Complete Guide of U„S. Coins 1793~1963« Feb . '635 Nov, ' 63 , lOSpp, ea, 1»00

^/{■Taxay: History of the .U, S, Mint and Coinage, I 96 I 1.0 222ppo 200 Ills. (Due

- m’id-Octoberj. would appj'aciat.e receiving yo,ur o.rderc). , 5*00

Valentine: The U, S, Half. Dimee, NNM-I 48 ,. 1931* 7.9pp, U,7pls-. enlarged ills.. . 25.00

Vlack: ‘A Cataljog- of Early American Qoins, ,1963*- l8pp<, _Val,; in 3 grades, , , . 2..50

Yeoman: Guide Book of U, S. Coins, 1965-l8th ed, 1961, 25Upp. Ills, Vais, . . 1,75

— Handbook of U, S, Coins. BLUE BOOK, 1965-^22nd ed, 1961. 1,00

— Handbook of U, S. Type Coins, 1915» 32pp, Ills . .50

*Z‘oell: Canada, Newfoundland-, U.S.A*. Premium Cat, of Coins & Paper Money.

“ 8th ed-. 1963 ^ 18pp*». Ills*. .75

- GANAD.A

•5(-C an .Num, Pub, Inst, A Guido Book of Canadian Coins, Currency & Tokens, (2nd

ed.) 1959 - 1960 , 1958. 152pp. Ills, Vais 10,00

-;f-Charlton; Cat. of Canadian Cdins, Tokens & Fractional Currency. 1957 - 5th

ed. 1956 , 36 pp. Ills. Vais, ■ . . 1.00

1998 - 6 th ed. 1957. 36 pp. -Ills.' Vais. . . ' - ' 3*00

1999 _ 7th ed. 1958, lOpp, 370 ills. Vais 1.50

-JS-Charlton: Standard Catalog of Canadian Coins, Tokens, Paper Money, 13 th ed.

1961. 126 pp. Ills. Vais. , • 1.00

Coin & Curr, Guild: Premium Guide. Vol, 1, No, 1 (I 96 I) l9pp. Ills. Vais. . . 1,00

Croghan: Canadian Cent Varieties, 1963* 55pp» Ills, Vais, . . 1.75

■s«-Friedberg: Appraising & Selling Your Coins, 1th ed, 1961, 176pp. Ills, Vais, 1.95
James dc Gerbinski: Cash.fpr your Can.Newf ,G,B,& U.S. 8th ed, 1963.96pp. Ills." . ,75

*Leroux'; Le Medaillier du Canada, Rep, 1961, (Includes 1892 ed. as well as
Courteau, Bouquet-Sous; Wellington Tokens; Coins & Tokens of Nova
Scotia; Wood's Canadian Blacksmith Copper and McLachlan's Copper Tokens

of Upper Canada, 579pp. Ills. +.pls. . 16,50

•!i-Mishler; U.S, & Canadian Comm, Medals & Tokens .1962 ed”, 1963.11pp. llpls,, . 1.00

— — VI, 1963 ed. 1963 . lOpp. lOpls, loose leaf as issued 6,50

^f-Rayiaond: Silver Dollars of No, & So, America, Rep, 1961. 128pp, Ills. Vais. , 3»50

^(■Taylor & James: Guide Book of Canadiaris Coins ^ Paper Curr,^ & Tokens and

Modern British Coins. '1961. 208pp, 'Ills, Vais.', 1.75

Zoell: Canadian Coin Variety Ca*talog, 1st ed. I 96 I,' 2nd Ptg,1960,' lOpp.Ills.V " 1.50

AUSTRALIA .

•^-Caldecott Chitty: /Spanish Dollars Adapted for U, S,' Colonial Use-^ also

West Indies and Australia,- Reprint 1963,' 20pp.* 8pls.- , , . . . 1,50

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Clarke; Coins of British Oceania, (Australia, Fiji, New Guinea, Now Zealand)

196ii.- 78pp. Ills, Vais 1.50

-^reig-Robinson-tV/oodsido: Communion Tokens; The Australian, New Zealand and

iliscellaneous Series, 196U. 8 + 36 pp, 19pls.. 2,25

^Tomlinson; Australian Bank Notes 1817-1963# 1963# 1U3PP. 170 Ills, 6,75

UTIN AIMERICA

Burzio:’ Dicciohario de la iloneda Hispano-iimericano, 1956-58, 2 volumes of

text, 780pp; 1 vol, of ll6pls, 3 VOLUi'IES. 60,00

*Caldecott & Chi tty: Spanish Dollars Adapted for U, S, Colonial Use, Also

Vfest Indies and Australia, Reprint 1963. 20pp, 8pls, '1,50

•5K}aytan & Utberg; The Paper Money of Mexico 1822-196U,1963, Ills, Vais, . . . 6,00

McNickle: Spanish Colonial Coins in North America-Moxico Hints. 1962, 53pp.lHs 3*00

Los 'Escudos de los Reyes de Espana en las Monedas Coloniales de Mexico,

1962 . pis, + Ills, Maps ■ 5.00

Porcher: Cat. Illustrado de Moedas Brasileiras l6U3-1935*1935«60pp.Ills,Vals, 1.50

*Pradeau: Nuraismatic History of Mexico, from the Pre -Columbian Epoch to I 823 .

r938. lU6pp, ,2Upls.‘ 30.00

^Raymond;" Silver Dollars of No, & So. iimorica. 1939, Rep. 196U» 12 8pp, Ills, Vais, _ 3*50

Robinson;' The Coins of Guatemala 1733~1963# 1961;, 31pp# Ills. Vais, . , • . , 1.75

> - •• ^ ' *

' * EAST - FAR EAST '

Gardner; The Coinage’ of Corea, Reprint I 963 . 60pp,* Ills., 1.50

■Jt-Japanese Invasion Honey, 1963 30pp,' Ills. . . . . . 1,00

•K-Pridmore; Coinage of the Coriimonwealth of Nations.,, Part 2. 1961; • Asia ax-

eluding India, 1961;, lOOpp, Ills. 12,50

ISLAIMIC

u I •#• V .i

■{(■Balog; Coinage, of the Mamluk Sultans of Egypt & Syria, NS-12, 1961;* 66-*-

UUtpp. UUpls, . . to, 00

Gobi, LeRider, Miles. & Walker, eds,; Numismatique susienne, Monnaies trpuvees

a. Suse de 19U6 a 1956, .(Walker, k liiles portion in English )ll;5pp*9pls,. . 15.00

Beldiceanu; Les actes des premiers sultans conserves dans les manuscrits

turcs de la bibliotheque Natlonale a Paria, I. Actes de Mehmed II et
de Bayezid II dy. ms, fonds turc ancien, 39* I960, 19Upp 10,00

” ISRAEL

^Friedenberg; Great Jewish Portraits in i'’Ietal,1961;, (paper covers #2,50)'. . « 6,75

AFRICA

^(Becklake; From Real to Rand, 1961;, 96pp,- Ills 3*00

• *

* ' INDIAN " ■

Allen: Cat, of the Coins in the Indian Museun;, Calcutta, including the

Cabinet of the Asiatic. So,c. of Bengal, 1928. 388 pp. 26pls 15.00

NEPAL: Dept, of Arch,& Culture; Cat, of. Coins of, Nepal. Hep. I 963 . 39pp. . . 1,25

TOKENS & JETONS

•{(•Can ,Num, Pub, Ins t, : Guide Book of Canadian Coins, Gurr. k Tokens. 2nd ed,

1959 - 69 , 1958.. 152pp. Ills, Val.s ^. . . ' 10.00

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TOKx'NS. & JETONS

•5s-C^arlton:^ Cat. of Canadian Goins, Tokens & Fractional Curr,-1957. 5th ed.

1956. 36pp. Ills. Vais ■

— _ — 1958 - 6th ed. 1957. 36pp. Ills. Vais

__ 19^9 _■ 7th ed. 1958. ItOpp.' 370 Ills. Vais -

-:;-Charlton:' Stand. Cat. of Can. Coins, Tokens, P.H. 13th ed. 196ii.l26pp,Ills.Vals . .

*DiBella; A History and Checklist of Wooden Money. Reprint 196U. 8lpp

*De¥itt: A Century of Campaign Buttons 178 9-188 9. 1959. U20pp. Ills.

-’A-Desmond'e: Magic, Myth and Money] Tlie Origin of Money in Religious Ritual,

1962. 208pp •

■A'Greig-Robinson-Woodside ; Coriiniunion Tokens*] The Aust-ralLan., New Zealand and

Miscellaneous Series. 196U'« 8+36pp. 19pls,-... '•

Hetrich-Guttag: Givi'l Vter Tokens & Tradesmen’s Store Cards. 192U. Reprint

1963. 288pp,

-Ji-Kisch: VJar Prisoner Money and Medals, Rep. 1963. 2Upp« Ills.

*Eeroux: Le Medaillier du Canada < Reprint 196U. (Includes 1892 ed. as well
as Gourteau, Bouquet-Sous, Wellington Tokuns, Coins & Tokens of Nova
Scotia] Wood’s Canadian Blacksmith Coppers and McLachlan's Copper

' Tokens of Upper Canada, 579pp. Ills.- + pls. and rarity guide

Low: Hard Times Tokens,- Rep. 1955. (Includes Dunham’s Easy Finding List).

102pp • l5pls ' •

-JkicNitt: The Indian Traders, (Tokens). 1962, 393PP* pls* tUs

-;H'iishler: ’U.S. & Canadian Comm, Medals & Tokens ,1962ed. I963. ii^ipp. lUpls. . .

VI. 1963 ed. 1963 i l|0pp.' lOpls, Loose leaf as issued, ..........

•5«-Satterlee: 'An Arrangement- of Medals & Tokens Struck in Honor of the Presi-
dents of the U.S, and Candidates. Reprint 1962, 8Upp

•}^Taylor'& Janies: Guide Book of Canadian Goins, Paper Curr. E: Tokens, and

Modern British Coins, I96U, 208pp. Ills. Vais . . ,

■JJ-Rasmusson: Medaljer och jetoner slagna av Kungl. Vitterhetsakademien, . .

1753-1953. 1953. 99pp. pis. Ills

bright: ■ The ‘Mark 'Penny] Masonic Pieces, Reprint 1963. 89pp. pis. + Ills.. . .

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-^Can ,Num. Pub. Inst. : Guide Book of Canadian Goins, Curr. Tokens, 1959-60.

(2nd ed.) 1958. l52pp. Ills. Vais 10-00

Capozzi; Prezzario della Carta-moneta Italiana - Patriottica - d'Occupazipne

e del Secondo Resorgimento dal 17i|-6 ad oggi. 1961;. 32pp. ills. Vais.. . 3.25

■5«-Charlton: Cat, of Canadian Coins, Tokens & Frac.Curr.1957.5th edition 1956.

36pp.- Ills. Vais. ^ U.OO

~ 1958 - 6th ed. 1957. 36pp. Ills. Vais 3.00

1959 - 7th ed. 1958. l;0pp. 370 Ills. Vais 1.50

-^tCharlton: Stand.Cat. of Can. Coins, Tokens, P.m. 13th ed,1961|. 126pp. Ills.Vals, 1.00
Dillistin: Descriptive History of National Bank Notes, 1863-is 35 .1956, 62pp. . 7.50

Donlon: Catalog, of Current Size of United States Currency, 1961;. His.. . . , 1.00

Essay Proof. Journal: (Devoted to Stcmips & Paper Money) . 1955^ Vol. 12, No. 1

Whole #1;5; Whole No, Ii.6j V^hole #U7]. Whole #U8o.( each 3. 00

-- 1956: 1957s Nos. 53^.5U,- 55j 1958: No, 57 • .each 3*00

— 1961: Vol. .18, V/hole No. 70 ’ ^*50

-;f-Friodberg: Appraising & Selling Yours Coins. Uth ed,196l4.. 176pp. Ills. Vais.. . 1.95

— Paper Money of the United States, 1st ed, 1953. 128pp, Ills, Vais 5.00

— — Uth ed. 1962. 30Upp. Ills, Vais. 12.50

-xGaytan & Utberg: Paper Money of Mexico 1822-1968, 1963. l68pp. Ills, Vais. . 6,00

Rundell: Black-Market Money] The Collapse of U. S. Military, Currency in World

War II. 1968. 136pp , , ^-00

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Scott: Counterfeiting in Colonial Virginia, In Va, xiag. History <St Bio-
graphy. 19^3. 33pp

■JfSlabaugh: Japanes'e Invasion iloney. 1963. 30pp« His

-;s-Taylor- James: Guide Book of Canadian Coins j Paper Curr. k Tokens, and

Modem British Coins, 196U, 208pp. Ills, Vais. '

-;:-Tomlinsoh: Australian Bank Notes 1817H963. 1963* 1143PP» 170 Ills

ODD & CURIOUS

Mosher: The Story of Money, Reprint 1952, 72pp, l8pls

-;«-Pradeau: Numismatic Historj'’ of Mexico, from the Pre-Coluriibian Epoch to 1823»

■ 1938» lU6pp, 2Upls.

Quiggin: A Survey of Primitive Money, Rep, with corr, 1963 • 32 pis,, 2

color, pis ,+ 'U:i3 • Ills • (The long 'awaited reprint) . . ,

- • . . MEDAIB -

■«-Becklake: From Real to Rand, 196U, 96pp. Ills

*Campbell & Howell: American Mil, Insignia 1800-51* 1963* 12Upp* 276 Ills.. .
*Frede: Ilunzbelustigungen im Dusseldorfer Goetho-Museura, Sue einer Ausstell-

ung yon Plaketten, Hedaillen und Munzen, (1963) 29pp« Upls

Freeman: Medals Relating to Medicine & Allied Sciences in Nuni.Coll, of Johns

Hopkins University, A Catalogue, 196U. U50pp» His

■w-Friodenberg:^ Great Jewish Portraits in Metal. 1961;. (paper covers =,>2.50) . .
Hoover Medal -Board: Scott Turner, l8th Hoover Medalist. 1957* 28pp, Ills, . .
-;«-Kerrigan: American Mar Medals & Dec. 1963 • 196pp. U col, pis, +110 B&W Ills. ,

-;i-Kisch: Mar Prisoner money and Medals, neprint 1963* 2Upp« Ills .

-- Recht und Gerechtigkeit in der Medaillenkunst, (Law and Justice document-
ed in Medals). 1955* 176pp, 28pls. ' •

-5:-Leroux: Le MedailHer due Canada, Reprint 196U» (Includes 1892 ed, as well

as Courteau: Bouquet-Sous, Wellington Tokens and Coins k Tokens of Nova
Ecotia; VJood's Canadian Blacksmith Coppers and McLachlan's Copper
Tokens of Upper Canada, 579pp,' His, + pis, and rarity guide, . . . . .
■iii'Iishler; U, S, k Crinadian Comm, medals k Tokens, 1962 ed. 4Upp* lij-pls. . . .

— — VI. 1963 ed. UOpp. lOpls, Loose leaf as issued

-?i-0ssbahr: ilynt och medal jer Slagna for Framraande Makter I, Anledning Av Krig

Mot Sverige Av, 1927* 276pp. i;8pls

■J®asmuason: Mudaljer och jetoner slagna av Kungl, Vitterhetsakademien. .1753“

1953* 99pp, pis, + Ills 6.50

-JJ-Satterlee : An Arrangement of Medals k Tokens Struck in honor of the Presi-
dents 'of U.S, and of Presidential Candidates... iteprint 1962. 8i;pp, •. . U*00

Svarstad: Medals of Actors, Singers and Dancers,. 1963« 26pp, Ills., . ... . ' 3*50

DECORilTIONS

■JfCampbell k Howell, amer, ililitary Insignia 1800-1851 »1963.*12iipp. 276 Ills, . U.OO

^:-Cole: Badges on Battledress, (British) 1963* l;8pp»IHs. ........... 2.50

•K-DeWitt: A Century of Campaign Buttons 1789-1889, 1959, U20pp, Ills Li.0,00

•JtEdwards: Regimental Badges. (British) , 3rd rev, ed. 196U, 271 Ills 6,50

Dorling: Ribbons & Medals; Naval, Military, Air Force k Civil, 2nd Imp. xtev,

Supp, 1963, 301pp, I6pls. in color + 6OI Ills 5»50

■«jGordon: British .Battles .& .Medals; Campaign riedals 1588-19U6, 3rd rev, k en-

larged”ed.. 1962, i|.5lpp* U5pls, 2 in color. 17*50

-;i-Kerrigan; /uner, War Medals k Dec, 1963* 196pp. Upls, in color; 100 B&W Ills.. . 6,50

■Jrparkyn: Shoulder-Belt PHtes and Buttons, (British) 196U, 550 Ills, ..... 7*00

Quinot:. Ordres de Chevalerie. et Decorations Beiges de I83O a 1963* 5th ed.

I96U, 300pp, 12 color pis, 26 B&W pis 8,00

Stalins.: Ordre Imperial de. la Reunion institue par I'Epipereur Napoleon le

18 Octobre I8II, 1958* 173pp. 8pls 6.50

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From the desk of
ERIC P. MEmM

September 15, 196U

Dear Mr. Katen,

Enclosed please find check
In the sum of $15.00 In payment
for a full set of plates of the
Jenks collection.

Sincerely yours.

From the desk of
ERIC P. REMM

. frank j. katen

professional numismatist
p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.

Jiaim'ii £ahqjoin

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GENERAL WORKS

-"-Brooklyn Coin Club: Papers presented at meetings .( 1941 ) 72pp 13pls. . 2.50

Brown: Coins and Coin Collecting Made Simple. 1963. 180pp. Ills.. . . /. 1.45

Brown & Bigelow: All About Money. 1960. 16pp. Ills J .50

-"-Brunetti: Aspetti Statistic! della Numismatica. 1963. 88pp. 7pls. / . 7.00

-"-Chapman: Sale ef the Jenks Coll. 1921. CrKe 42 plates only. I T r . . 15.00
Chanterlain & Reinfeld: Coin Dictionary & Guide. 1961. 256pp. Ills. . . 3.95

DelMonte: Fell's Inti. Coin Book. 1st ed. 1953. 192pp. Ills. Vais. . . 4.50

-- -- Similar; 4th ed. 1961. 194pp. Ills. Vais 2.00

Dief f enbacher : Counterff^it Gold Coins . 1963. 800pp . 1600 Ills., size 3^" . 41.00

Divo: Das Sammeln von Munzen. 1963. 88pp. 8pls. -i- Ills 2.00

Friedberg: Appraising & Selling Your Coins. 3rd ed . 1963 . 1 76pp . 1 1 1 s . Va 1 s 1.95

-"-Guttag: Coins of the Americas. 1927. 100pp. Ills. Vais 5.00

Hobson & Reinfeld: Manual for Coin Collectors & Investors . 1963 . 160pp . I . 1.50
Kroha : Sparbuchsen - Fin Brevier. 1959. 46pp. 21pls. 2 in color. . . . 2.50

Reinfeld: Cat. of World's Most Popular Coins. 1963 ed . 265pp . 1000 ' s Ills. 6.95
Ricardo: Three Letters on the Price of Gold Contributed to the Morning

Chronicle (London) in 1809. 1903. R“p. 1934. 30pp 2.00

Scott: Copper Coins of the World. 1913. Rep. 1963. 200pp. Ills. Val. . 2.95

Sears & Rywell: Coin Collector's Guide. 1958. 68pp. Ills. Vais 1.50

Tardy: Les Monnaies d'Or, d'Argent et de Platine Internationales. 5th

Edition 1963. 311pp. 33 large plates. 2 VOLUMES 12.50

Terrell: The U. S. Department of the Treasury a Story of Dollars,

Customs and Secret Agents. 1963 3.50

-"-Villef aigne : Change des Monnaies Etranges. Billets de Banque, Travel-
ler Checques, Monnaies d'Or, d'Argent et du Billon. 10th edition,

1963. 374pp. 84pls 12.00

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November 2, 1965

Mr. Frank J. Katen

Eric P. Newman

Dear Mr. Katen:

In your book list, I believe you should eliminate the
category of ”Massachusetts*’ . Most of the items belong under

"Colonial” and anyone looking under Colonial will miss the
Massachusetts Colonial items.

You also do not list any other urisdictions so I sep-
arate out Massachusetts.

P.O.Box lii020

St. Louis, Missouri 63178

EPN/atb

Frank and Laurese Katen

professional numismatists
p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

telephone, (301) 384-9444
coble address, katencoin

internaHonol association of professional numismatists
numismatic society of south australia
americon numismatic association
american booksellers association
Canadian numismatic association
fellow, royal numismatic society
american numismatic society
new york numismatic club
nation's capital coin club
token and medal society

Noveiiiber 6, 19^

Mr. Eric P. Newman,

P03 li;020,

St. Louis, Mo, 63178
Dear Mr. NeT^.an:

Thank you for your kind words for the book list in
COIM WORID, I appreciate praise coming from a master of the pen
and numismatics*

What you say about eliminating the catagory of "Mass-
achusetts" is correct. Each successive year since the first issue
written by Mr. Joimson, I have debated vrith myself on including
the few books on the subject under Colonial Coins.

Hot-; you have crystalized my think jjig. It shall be
done vrith the Seventh issue.

Best wishes, I remain

Sincerely yours,

FRANK and LAURESE KATEN

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cc: Margo Russell

Frank J. Katen

October lli, 1966

Mr. Frank Katen
P.O.Box i4271
Takoma Park Sta.

Washington, D, C. 20012

Dear Frank:

I telephoned your home today tobbe
sure it was all right if I mailed certain
bids in today. I have been out of town
and did not get an opportunity ‘ to get to
the matter sooner. I am enclosing my bids.

Kindest regards.

Sincerely,

ERIC P. NEWMAN

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ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC EDUCATION SOCIETY

6450 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis 5 , Missouri

November 19, 1968

Mr, find Mrs. Frank Katen
P.O.Box Ii271, Tokoma Park Sta.

Wcshinpton, D. C, 20012

Dear Frank end Laurese:

Enclosed you will find check covering the
recent auction purchases.

Our library requires unbound cor ies of
THE NUMIB'^aTIST for a couple of the issues of 1910.
We filso could use some of the earlier issues in
unbound form. If we could get them we would
have aveilahle a set of bound volumes of THE
NU^'IFMATIST from about 1900 through 1915, as we
do not wish to keep bound volumes.

If we send you an exact list of our wants,
would we be able to work out something which
would be mutually beneficial?

Do you have any loose NUMISMATISTS of the
early period available?

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P. NEWMA?^ NUMISMATIC
EOUCATI'N SOCIETY

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THROUGH RESEARCH AND EXHIBITION
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p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

telephone, (301) 384-9444
coble address, katencoin

international association of professional numismatists
nuftiismotic society of south oustrolia

omericon numismatic association
american numismatic society

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maryland foreign paper money club

Washington numismatic society
nation's copital coin club

conodian numismatic association
conodlon poper money society

Virginia numismatic ossociation
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Many thanks for your check in settlement of

Auction Account No.

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your wantsof xmbound copies of THE NUMISMATIST, we may be able
to work out something in the trade or sale of your bound copies.

With best wishes, we remain

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6450 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis 5, Missouri

November 29, 1968

Mr. and Mrs.^’rank Katen
P.O.Box U271, Takoma Park Sta .

Washington, D. G, 20012

Dear Mr. and Mrs, Katen:

In accordance with our correspondence, I am
enclosing a list of the NUMISMATISTS I have, showing
what I want, and what I will part with.

My suggestion is that I give you two numbers
for each one number you find of my needs. Would
that be all right with you?

In addition, I am interested in acquiring
Vol. 2ii, No. 3 of A.J.N.

I am also interested in acquiring a Heath’s
Counterfeit Detector, both in the small edition
and the Counting House edition, in any years of
editions I do not already have. They must be
complete .

There are other items which I need but I
believe this is enough to get started on.

Kindest regards.

Sincerely yours.

ET^N/atb

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC
EDUCATION SOCIETY

A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOR EDUCATION
THROUGH RESEARCH AND EXHIBITION
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June 19, 1969

Mr, and Mrs* Frank Katen
P.O.Box ij271, Takoma Park Sta.

Washington, D, C. 20012

Dear Frank and Laureaet

In your auction of May 23, 1969 I received your
bill for Lot Mo. U32 for $85.00 plus $1.20 packing.

When the lot arrived it consisted of one book,
being D & H Parts k through Part 6 in which was bound
the Water's notes. I presumed that I was buying the
complete ’’D & H publication as described in the catalogue
and I was wondering where the rest of it is. The bill
indicates that only one parcel was sent as the postage
on the parcel I received was 70^^.

Would you please check up on where the miss-
ing portions are and send them to me.

Please let me have your prompt cooperation.

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P, NEWMAM

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Frank and Laurese Katen

professional numismatists
p.o. box 4271, takoma park $ta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

telephone, (301) 384-9444
coble address, katencoin

internationol association of professional numismatists
numismatic society of south oustrolio

americon numismatic association
americon numismatic society

fellow, royal numismatic society
omericon booksellers association

new york numismatic club
maryland foreign paper money club

Washington numismatic society
nation's capital coin club

conadian numismatic association
Canadian paper money society

Virginia numismatic association
middle atlanlic numismatic association

token and medal society

August Ip 196P

MTo Eric ?• Newman

6450 Cecil Avenue

bto Louis, Missouri 63105

Deer Eric:

Sometime ago v;e had asked that you please return
lot 432 from my May auction but we have not received
this as yet.

On July 7 we received a memo from your secretary that
you vvere on vacation and that upon your return the
matter would be brought to his attention.

I will appreciate your mailing this book to me as
quickly as possible, insured.

Thanking you and with best wishes, I am

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC EDUCATION SOCIETY

6^50 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis 5 , Missouri

August 12,1969

Mr, Frank J« Katen

P,0, Box h271, Takoma Park Ste.

'ashington, D. C, 20012

Dear Franks

Since ray recent return from ray vacation, I
had hoped to see you at the A,". A. convention and
talk to you about the D -k H volume.

Frankly, I was very disappointed that I did
not get e complete set and I thought you might be
able TO find the other books.

It seems to me that the one volume is virtually
wort: less, alone, and if it belongs to the estate,
that they ought to let me keep it in view of the
sit'.’ot on, rather than soend a lot more money shipping
it. b’hat are you going to do with it if the book is
returned ?

Cordially yours.

ElIC P. ?1EWMAIJ NUHISM/TIC
EDUC/TI'IN SOCIETY

E' Jl/atb

A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOR EDUCATION
THROUGH RESEARCH AND EXHIBITION
OF COINS, CURRENCY AND HISTORIC OBJECTS

FRANK and LAURESE KATEN
Professional Numismatists
P. 0. Box 427 I , T akoma Park Sta.
Washington, D. C, 20012

Telephone (301) 384-9444
Cable Address, KATENCOIN

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AUCTION ACCOUNT No.

JDate.

MAY 3 0 1969

Frank and Laurese Katen

international association of professional numismatists
numismatic society of south australia

american numismatic ossociation
american numismatic society

fellow, royal numismatic society
americon booksellers association

new york numismatic club
maryland foreign paper money club

Washington numismatic society

professional numismatists
p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

nation's capital coin club

conodian numismatic association

telephone, (301) 384-9444
coble address, katencoin

Canadian paper money society

Virginia numismatic association

middle atlaniic numismatic association

token and medal society

July 1, 1969

Mr. Eric P. Newman

PO Box 14020

St, Louis, Mo, 63178

Dear Eric:

Sorry for the delay in answering your letter of
June 19th about the book, D & H

I had assumed this book to be complete but apparently
it was not. Please return it to me as soon as possible,
I will repay you postage and insurance,

I am very sorry this happened but is is impossible to
check through each book completely.

With best regards, I am

Sincerely,

FRANK^ND^AURESE KATEN

Franlc^ J. Katen

Form «105

July 7 , 1969

MEMORANDUM

To Mr. Frank J, Katen

From

Depr Mr. Katen:

Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of July 1 addressed
to Mr. Eric P. Newman,

Mr, Newman is on vacation at the present time, I will
bring your letter to his attention upon his return.

Sincerely yours.

^ , /■

Mrs, Ann Barrett
Secretary to Mr, Newman

Frank and Laurese Katen

professional numismatists
p.o. box 4271, takoma park sta.
Washington, d. c. 20012

telephone, (301) 384-9444
cable address, katencoin

international association of orofessionol nur^.i smo* > s ’ >
numismatic society of south australia

american numismatic association
american numismatic society

fellow, royal numismatic society
american booksellers association

new york numismatic club
maryland foreign paper money club

Washington numismatic society
nation’s capital coin club

Canadian numismatic association
Canadian paper money society

Virginia numismatic association
middle atlantic numismatic association

token and medal society

August 23, 1969

Mr. iilric P. Newman
6U50 Cecil Avenue
St. Louis 5,

Dear Eric,

I sincerely regret the inconvenience caused you by
the error in Lot No. U32. However, I must get this lot back
so that it can be sold (under the conditions outlined by you
that parts of the book are missing) to a friend of the con-
signor who will pay $65 *00 Por it. We all feel that the 96
page Waters book bound into the Lot is worth the price consid-
ering that only 200 copies were published.

At the above price you may have first choice if you
care to buy it, otherwise please return the book insured for
li^lOO.Op. I will reimburse you for the postage and insurance.

May I hear from you by return mail?

With best wishes.

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ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC EDUCATION SOCIETY

6^50 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis 5 , Missouri

September 21, 1971

Mr. Frank J. Katen

P. 0. Box 4047

Colesville Station

Silver Spring, Maryland 20904

Dear Frank:

Would you be nice enough to send me a photocopy of
the bid sheet of ANS at the Fuld Sale. If there are items which
I bought and which the ANS wants, George and I would like to
study that situation and see what we can do about it.

The second item, is Lot 261 which my notes show
brought ^15 instead of $21. Am I right or wrong?

I'll straighten out the payment as soon as I get
it all adjusted.

Please send me another copy of yonr prices realized.

My kindest regards and thanks to both of you.

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC
EDUCATION SOCIETY

EPN/atb

A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOR EDUCATION
THROUGH RESEARCH AND EXHIBITION
OE COINS, CURRENCY AND HISTORIC OBJECTS

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC EDUCATION SOCIETY

6^50 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis 5 , Missouri

September 28, 1971

FranV. and Leurese Katen
P.O.Box 4271
Tal'-otaa Park Station
Washington, D. C. 20012

Dear Frank nnd Laurese:

Pcrfiaps I did not loake mQ^self clear. I understand
that the American llutaisiaatic Society sent you a bid sheet
v^.ilch arrived after the auction but was laailed in adequate
tifiaa. It is that bid ^eet tchich I want to see because if
there is anything I bought which is on that bid sheet I
want to consider yielding it.

ThaMi yoo. for your cooperation.

Sincerely yours.

ERIC P. NUIdSMTIC

EDUCATIOt? SOCIETY

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A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOR EDUCATION
THROUGH RESEARCH AND EXHIBITION
OF COINS, CURRENCY AND HISTORIC OBJECTS

FRANK and LAURESE KATEN
Coins - Stamps — Appraisals
P. 0. Box 4047, Colesville Sta.
Silver Spring, Md. 20904

Telephone (301) 384—9444
Cable Address, KATENCOIN

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Decetnber 8> 1971

Mr, Frank Katcn

P.O.Box 4047

Colesville Station

Silver Spring, Maryland 20904

Dear Frank:

Unfortunately the 1786 directory of NYC isn't
even the first reprint. It is a reprint of about 1888.
I am returning it as that was the understanding with
George. Soirry to cause a problem but the catalogue was
in error.

Kindest regards.

Sincerely yours,

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC
EDUCATI(»I SOCIETY

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Thanks for the pages from the
Plandome Book Auction. Others caught
the error too as the 1760 and 1761
denominations were transposed in the
pasteup.

Kind regards.

Sincerely,

Mr. Frank Katen

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FRANK and LAURESE KATEN

P. 0. BOX 4047, COLESVILLE
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SUBJECT:

A49 - Lot

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DATE Nov, 6 , 1978

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MESSAGE

On October 19th, we wrote the 2nd highest bidder ($125.00) requesting his interest
in the above lot, less the Maris plate.

DATE

SIGNED

GRAYARC CO.. INC.. BROOKLYN. N.Y. 11232

THIS COPY FOR PERSON ADDRESSED

September 27, 1982

Mr. Frank Katen
P. 0. Box 4047
Colesvllle Station
Silver Spring, MD 20904

Dear Frank:

Would you be nice enough to mall me a photocopy of
a page or two of Item 1909 In your coming sale to
see If I can Identify It. You have some nice Items
and I will be bidding.

Kindest regards.

Eric P. Newman

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FROM THE DESK OF ERIC P. NEWMAN

Part 1 .

Price $1 .

KATEN

NUMISMATIC

LIBRARY

THE

Early Coins of Americi
and the
LAWS GOVERNING THEIR ISSU

COMPRISING ALSO DESCRIPTIONS OF

The Washington Pieces, The Anglo-American Tokens,

Many Pieces of Unknown Origin
of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

and the

First patterns of the United States Mint.

Profusely Illustrated .

By SYLVESTER S. CROSBY. .

Boston, Mass. :

Published by the New England Numi smatic & Archaeological Society.

1873.

Charles Chaplin, Printer, 89 Washington Street, Boston.

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Philadelphia, Dealer; Canadian Antiquarian and Numismatic
Journal; American Journal of Numismatics, Boston.

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November A, 1982

Mr. Frank Katen

P. 0. Box 4047

Silver Spring, MD 20904

Dear Frank:

Lot 51*2775 In the auction of October 18, 1982 had a broken
run of 10 items of Mason’s Coin Collectors Herald. I find that Vol. I,
No. 1, had a missing page 7-8 and was thus incomplete. The average
price for each number was $17. Do you think I should have a credit for
that sum? Your consignor should be satisfied in view of that situation.
I, therefore, am remitting toward your billing of $175.55 only $158.55.
If you think otherwise, please advise me.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

Eric P . Newman

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SINCE 1938
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F/iX (301) 384-9449 Cable Address: Katencoin ( 301 ) 384-9444

September 3, 1992

L. M. 1 32

Eric Newman
Edison Bros. Stores
P.O. Box 14020
St. Louis, MO 63178

Dear Eric:

I read somewhere that you published a monograph
on Coinage for Colonial America.

If available I would like a copy. If so, please
send it along with your invoice.

If not available, could you give me the details
for my upcoming World-wide Bibliography?

Author, title, printed where, date, pages. Illus-
trations or number of plates, if bibliography, dustjacket, etc.

FJK-1

Sincerely yours ,

ERIC P. NEWMAN NUMISMATIC EDUCATION SOCIETY

6450 Cecil Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 6;} 105

Frank Katen September 8, 1992

P.O. Box 4047

Silver Spring, MD 20914

Dear Frank:

It was so nice seeing you and your wife and sister in Orlando.

Your September 3, 1992 letter asks about a book I edited. I
only wrote part of it.

It is Studies on Money In Early America (NY 1976),

Eric P. Newman, Editor

Richard G. Doty, Associate Editor

It has 12 articles and an Introduction. I wrote two of the
articles. It is extensively illustrated. Each author provided notes
as he saw fit. It has 216 pages.

have